GASTROENTEROLOGY

Fecal Incontinence

Mar 23, 2017 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Fecal Incontinence

Fig. 13.1 Bristol stool scale (From Lewis and Heaton [52]. Reproduced with permission of Informa Healthcare © 1997) Defining exactly when the problem with fecal control occurs is another important…

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When Vascular Surgery Calls

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Fig. 35.1 Reconstructed CTA image showing successful implantation of an aortic stent graft to exclude an aortic aneurysm from the systemic circulation For endovascular repair of an aortic aneurysm (EVAR),…

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The Approach to the Rectal Cancer Patient with a Suspected Complete Clinical Response: Selection of Patients to the Watch and Wait Strategy

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Fig. 16.1 (a) Area of irregularity detected at digital rectal examination that prompted full-thickness excisional biopsy with TEM. (b) Final pathology revealed the presence of residual cancer cells (ypT2) Endoscopic…

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Laparoscopy, Robotics, and Endoscopy

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Fig. 32.1 Robotic technology. (a) The robotic console, (b) proper robotic arm positioning, (c) Robotic instrumentation placed with aid of bedside assistant Authors of some early robotic colectomy trials have…

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Medicolegal and Ethical Dilemmas

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The physician expert witness must have had a current, valid, and unrestricted state license to practice medicine at the time of the alleged occurrence The physician expert witness should have…

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Short Bowel Syndrome

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Fig. 29.1 The Bianchi longitudinal intestinal lengthening procedure (Reprinted from Bianchi [160], (a) The bowel and its mesentery are divided longitudinally to yield two vascularized halves of the bowel wall….

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